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Hannah Cohen Covers Robert Lester Folsom's 'Music and Dreams' for Cult Album's 50th Anniversary (opens the original)
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Next month, Robert Lester Folsom will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his album Music and Dreams with a special reissue. That collection includes Hannah Cohen‘s rendition of the title track, out now. Cohen lends her signature touch to the cult classic, providing whimsical, feathery vocals alongside a serene horn section. “I’m just dreaming in the summer sun,” she sings. Her version of “Music and Dreams” follows Beach House’s rendition of “April Suzanne,” released earlier this month. “I remembe
Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner Announces New Book, ‘Thank You for Your Suffering’ (opens the original)
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The follow-up to the bestselling Crying in H Mart arrives April 2027 Five years after Crying in H Mart, Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner has revealed her next book: Thank You for Your Suffering. The memoir, out April 27, 2027, via Penguin Random House, traces Zauner’s year in South Korea, connecting with her family in Seoul and learning Korean in the hopes of reading her late mother’s diary. It details her journey of living in a foreign city — from the apartment she moves into with her husba
Lizzy McAlpine on New Album 'Angel' and Making Peace With Her Early TikTok Fame (opens the original)
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Lizzy McAlpine did not exactly have a lot of down time while working on her new album. The 26-year-old songwriter was busy starring in the musical Floyd Collins, fulfilling her lifelong Broadway dream. But she says that experience helped her write the magnificent Angel, her fourth album, out Sept. 18 via RCA. “It definitely contributed to the epiphanies I was having and the things I was writing about,” she says. “It gave me so much confidence, and I really feel like I got my light back. That’s h
Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner Announces New Book, 'Thank You for Your Suffering' (opens the original)
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Five years after Crying in H Mart, Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner has revealed her next book: Thank You for Your Suffering. The memoir, out April 27, 2027, via Penguin Random House, traces Zauner’s year in South Korea, connecting with her family in Seoul and learning Korean in the hopes of reading her late mother’s diary. It details her journey of living in a foreign city — from the apartment she moves into with her husband and bandmate (Peter Bradley), to the difficulty of learning the la
Wednesday Celebrate 'Bleeds' Anniversary With Deluxe Edition, Delightful New Demo (opens the original)
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One year ago this week, Wednesday released their sixth album, the excellent Bleeds. To celebrate the anniversary, the North Carolina band will release a deluxe version of the LP on Friday, Sept. 18. The 20-track Bleeds Deluxe boasts several remixes (including Animal Collective’s Avey Tare on “Carolina Murder Suicide”) and demos. They previewed the collection with the blissful “June 2 (Early Version),” produced by Kenneth Blume (a.k.a. Kenny Beats), which you can check out below. Wednesday began
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